Sentence examples for expression interpretation from inspiring English sources

One of the key ideas behind our gene expression interpretation approach is utilization of a gene expression regulatory network built from facts extracted from literature.

These updated probesets have led to improved gene expression interpretation [4], [5], [6], however they can mask potentially critical changes in expression that are manifested as changes in isoform rather than total transcript abundance.

However, because there are contradictory results, principally due to protein expression interpretation, further prospective studies are needed to evaluate PTEN expression for its use in the clinical setting.

The miRNAs that had an AUC of ≥ 0.70 were interrogated further to classify the median-normalised Ct values as 'high' or 'low' expression (interpretation of the median normalised Ct expression values used to determine ROC curves were evaluated with the Optimal Cutoff algorithm ('OptimalCutpoints' R package v1.1 3)).

For example, it is not clear how many bovine RNF14 transcript variants exist in total, which clearly complicates our (co-expression) interpretation of the Agilent probe that provided the original foundation for some of the predictions.

In the chapter Of Expression and Interpretation, Boole said that necessarily the class not-X is expressed by 1−x.

Mr. Birk also defended his work in terms of freedom of religious expression — and interpretation.

"How this beautifully crafted expression and interpretation of God's loving power," he writes, "appeared from the hand of a 25-year-old exile who had never formally studied theology cannot be adequately explained by historical circumstances".

But clearly, regulation of the genetic expression involves interpretation.

Most notably, the selection of an appropriate internal control for normalization is essential for expression data interpretation.

In his essay, "Heads It's Form, Tails It's Not Content", McEvilley shows the formalists were at fault in assuming the formal mode of transcendence was a universal condition which could be placed at the apex of a systematic, cultural hierarchy governing all humanity and legitimately claiming hegemony over all other modes of expression and interpretation.